The updating of the concept of 'development' has, at this time, direct implications regarding the debate on what direction to give to Latin American societies.

Today we are experiencing a resurgent economic consensus in the United States, which strengthens state involvement in the economy.

President Gabriel Boric announced on April 20 the new lithium policy that, in his words, will guide Chile towards a new development model.

In climate subjects, despite the fact that scientific knowledge is resounding, some insist on alternative narratives.

Co-author Deborah Delgado After more than two decades of intensification of extractive activities in Peru, the affected rural areas show no improvement or increase in services, but rather a growing distrust of the centralist state.

Co-author Robson Dias da Silva The first Latin American country to become a republic, Haiti is one of the poorest in the world. Nearly two-thirds of its population survives on subsistence agriculture geared to the domestic market.